Asa’s Final Inner Burial

Neville's Inner Vision

Be still and hear the inner script: the tomb and the spices are not about a man in history but about your own states of consciousness. Asa’s death marks a shift in inner life; the sepulchers he built symbolize attachments you have erected around your identity, the king you believed yourself to be. The bed filled with odours and the apothecaries’ art are the sensory graces your imagination can furnish to honor a finished chapter. The very great burning is the release of old claims, a consummation of the act that frees the mind to begin anew. In this light, you are neither dying nor ending; you are waking to a higher state that remains unchanged as the I AM while forms pass. When you understand that all outward forms are manifestations of inner conditions, you can practice a revised ending: imagine laying down the old self in the inner city of David and rising as a more complete you who acts from a richer awareness now.